CHARLES LOUGHLIN BLAND was born in Mar of 1869 in Illinois.
Charles married Elizabeth "Lizzy" Ann Bryarly-Bland circa 1890 in Collin County, Texas, and they had FIVE children:
Louise Ella Bland-Patton (1895 - 1949),
Calvin L. Bland (1898 - 1900),
Mildred Lucile Bland (1904 - ?), and TWINS
Elise Myrtle Bland-Eastes (1906 - 1987),
Edith May Bland-Duncan (1906 - 1993).
Charles passed away in December of 1909 while being medically treated in Greenville, Hunt County, Texas, and he was laid to rest at Wylie Cemetery in Wylie, Collin County, Texas.
REFERENCES:
1. 4 June 1900 Wylie, Precinct 5, Collin County, Texas Census, (ED: 17, Stamped 106 A, Sheet 5A, Family #82, Line 13), Head of Household, Chas. L. Bland.
2. Email message from Lisa Redden dated 3 December 2006.
3. The Weekly Democrat Gazette, McKinney, TX, Thursday, 30 December 1909, P 3:
We regret to chronicle the death of our old-time Wylie friend, Charlie Bland of Plano, who has been living at Plano for the past ten years, working at the harness trade. Charlie died at the sanitarium in Greenville Saturday morning, and was buried at Wylie. We have known him for 18 years. He was a quiet unassuming man, strictly honest, a high-toned Christian gentleman, and his friends were counted by his acquaintances. We know his good wife, and were present at their marriage some 15 years ago. Several children bless their union. To the good wife and children, we extend our sincere sympathy.
Obituary submitted courtesy of John Armstrong
Charles married Elizabeth "Lizzy" Ann Bryarly-Bland circa 1890 in Collin County, Texas, and they had FIVE children:
Louise Ella Bland-Patton (1895 - 1949),
Calvin L. Bland (1898 - 1900),
Mildred Lucile Bland (1904 - ?), and TWINS
Elise Myrtle Bland-Eastes (1906 - 1987),
Edith May Bland-Duncan (1906 - 1993).
Charles passed away in December of 1909 while being medically treated in Greenville, Hunt County, Texas, and he was laid to rest at Wylie Cemetery in Wylie, Collin County, Texas.
REFERENCES:
1. 4 June 1900 Wylie, Precinct 5, Collin County, Texas Census, (ED: 17, Stamped 106 A, Sheet 5A, Family #82, Line 13), Head of Household, Chas. L. Bland.
2. Email message from Lisa Redden dated 3 December 2006.
3. The Weekly Democrat Gazette, McKinney, TX, Thursday, 30 December 1909, P 3:
We regret to chronicle the death of our old-time Wylie friend, Charlie Bland of Plano, who has been living at Plano for the past ten years, working at the harness trade. Charlie died at the sanitarium in Greenville Saturday morning, and was buried at Wylie. We have known him for 18 years. He was a quiet unassuming man, strictly honest, a high-toned Christian gentleman, and his friends were counted by his acquaintances. We know his good wife, and were present at their marriage some 15 years ago. Several children bless their union. To the good wife and children, we extend our sincere sympathy.
Obituary submitted courtesy of John Armstrong
CHARLES LOUGHLIN BLAND was born in Mar of 1869 in Illinois.
Charles married Elizabeth "Lizzy" Ann Bryarly-Bland circa 1890 in Collin County, Texas, and they had FIVE children:
Louise Ella Bland-Patton (1895 - 1949),
Calvin L. Bland (1898 - 1900),
Mildred Lucile Bland (1904 - ?), and TWINS
Elise Myrtle Bland-Eastes (1906 - 1987),
Edith May Bland-Duncan (1906 - 1993).
Charles passed away in December of 1909 while being medically treated in Greenville, Hunt County, Texas, and he was laid to rest at Wylie Cemetery in Wylie, Collin County, Texas.
REFERENCES:
1. 4 June 1900 Wylie, Precinct 5, Collin County, Texas Census, (ED: 17, Stamped 106 A, Sheet 5A, Family #82, Line 13), Head of Household, Chas. L. Bland.
2. Email message from Lisa Redden dated 3 December 2006.
3. The Weekly Democrat Gazette, McKinney, TX, Thursday, 30 December 1909, P 3:
We regret to chronicle the death of our old-time Wylie friend, Charlie Bland of Plano, who has been living at Plano for the past ten years, working at the harness trade. Charlie died at the sanitarium in Greenville Saturday morning, and was buried at Wylie. We have known him for 18 years. He was a quiet unassuming man, strictly honest, a high-toned Christian gentleman, and his friends were counted by his acquaintances. We know his good wife, and were present at their marriage some 15 years ago. Several children bless their union. To the good wife and children, we extend our sincere sympathy.
Obituary submitted courtesy of John Armstrong
Charles married Elizabeth "Lizzy" Ann Bryarly-Bland circa 1890 in Collin County, Texas, and they had FIVE children:
Louise Ella Bland-Patton (1895 - 1949),
Calvin L. Bland (1898 - 1900),
Mildred Lucile Bland (1904 - ?), and TWINS
Elise Myrtle Bland-Eastes (1906 - 1987),
Edith May Bland-Duncan (1906 - 1993).
Charles passed away in December of 1909 while being medically treated in Greenville, Hunt County, Texas, and he was laid to rest at Wylie Cemetery in Wylie, Collin County, Texas.
REFERENCES:
1. 4 June 1900 Wylie, Precinct 5, Collin County, Texas Census, (ED: 17, Stamped 106 A, Sheet 5A, Family #82, Line 13), Head of Household, Chas. L. Bland.
2. Email message from Lisa Redden dated 3 December 2006.
3. The Weekly Democrat Gazette, McKinney, TX, Thursday, 30 December 1909, P 3:
We regret to chronicle the death of our old-time Wylie friend, Charlie Bland of Plano, who has been living at Plano for the past ten years, working at the harness trade. Charlie died at the sanitarium in Greenville Saturday morning, and was buried at Wylie. We have known him for 18 years. He was a quiet unassuming man, strictly honest, a high-toned Christian gentleman, and his friends were counted by his acquaintances. We know his good wife, and were present at their marriage some 15 years ago. Several children bless their union. To the good wife and children, we extend our sincere sympathy.
Obituary submitted courtesy of John Armstrong
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